I didn't want to start a new thread, but here's a nice story about former Wake football mom Fonda Bryantin the Washington Post about her efforts to prevent suicide at Uptown Charlotte parking decks and her own struggle with depression.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...es-years-signs-walls-are-trying-prevent-more/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/life...es-years-signs-walls-are-trying-prevent-more/
Before Bryant was a volunteer for mental health initiatives, she said she experienced her own mental crisis. When she was 35 in 1995, she said her bad days worsened until she started withdrawing from other people and feeling worthless. She didn’t know she had depression then, but she felt that she could not keep living.
Bryant said she cleaned her apartment for the sake of whoever found her, and she cryptically told an aunt that she could have all of her shoes. Her aunt knew this was a warning sign, Bryant said, and got her niece involuntarily committed to inpatient mental health treatment.